Mar 1, 2021
In celebration of International Women s Day, March 8, iHeartMedia is teaming up with SeeHer, the largest global movement to eliminate gender bias in marketing, advertising, media and entertainment, on iHeartRadio Presents SeeHer Hear Her: Celebrating Women in Music.
The first-ever virtual event will highlight three successful and influential artists in music with interviews from Cardi B, Gwen Stefani and Kelsea Ballerini. iHeartRadio is celebrating this year’s occasion with empowering quotes from all three leading female artists.
It’s important to note the advances we’ve accomplished regarding gender equality in 2021, but this is a space that still needs work. In the meantime, let’s continue to use the F word as much as possible and champion the idea of feminism from all sectors of life.
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Opera Saratogaâs âAmerica Singsâ Series Returns Sunday By Spectrum News Staff Saratoga Springs PUBLISHED 2:17 PM ET Feb. 21, 2021 PUBLISHED February 21, 2021 @2:17 PM
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Looking for something fun to do Sunday night? Why not attend an opera from the comfort of your own home.
Opera Saratoga is bringing back its digital concert series âAmerica Sings.â
The event will begin livestreaming from
Caffe Lenaat 7 p.m. for free. But viewers are encouraged to support Opera Saratoga and the featured artists by contributing to the virtual tip jar.
The âAmerica Singsâ concert series was created by Opera Saratoga to highlight artists from racial groups that have been historically underrepresented in concerts.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated the extent to which we all rely on the internet in our day-to-day lives. It’s also highlighted the unfortunate fact that many Canadians in remote northern communities cannot depend on reliable internet for essential tasks such as downloading homework or conducting business meetings by video, or for leisure activities like watching Netflix and keeping up with friends on Facebook.
There is, in short, a deep digital divide between remote communities and the rest of the country.
Historically, network service providers have been the primary stakeholders tasked with ensuring that Canadians are well-connected. However, service providers have so far struggled to provide adequate internet service to remote communities, and it is only getting more difficult with the increasing requirements and complexities of modern web content and applications.